Handspun Hope: A Fiber Story from Rwanda
Learn Handspun Hope, a yarn handmade in Rwanda and the women behind it.
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Learn Handspun Hope, a yarn handmade in Rwanda and the women behind it.
I look at my own weaving in a different way than I look at others’ work, and that’s how it should be.
Is there an easy way to double threads on a pirn or bobbin without them separating or tangling? Madelyn has the answer!
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Pun-tastic weaving jokes from our readers.
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Everyone has their own method of recording important details about a project. Here is what works for Barbara, especially when she is weaving a project for Handwoven or Little Looms.
Madelyn explains how to take an 8-shaft draft and reduce it to 4 shafts.
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How do you read a threading draft? Does it matter whether you’re warping front-to-back or back-to-front? Madelyn has the answers.
Twills can be simple or complex, but they are all related, and they are all interesting for different reasons.